Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-09-22
raw AypoRDER SUSTAINED.

t.,f opinion by Justice Magruder
m the Anarchists Case.
1850, m. Sept. 14.-After citing the
--a ar5 its origin, Judge Magruder,
E.sinr ably for himself and the court
aort the first of May, 1886, the work
. man of Chicago and other industrial
Is,s,. we're greatly worked upon by
- Influences and greatly excited.
.o,slly as to the eight hour movement,
.to In the midst of this excite
- meeting was held May 4, 1856 at
i,,market, which was addressed by
| Attendants, Spies, Parsons and
isn and while the latter was making
closing speech at some time
,r.sn 10 and II o'clock in the evening,
,.,al companies of policemen, number
!, no men in all, marched into the
Ed from their station on Desplalnes
.st and ordered the meeting stopped.
.o,B as the order was given some one
[,sg the bomb which caused the fatali-
4 was undisputed that the bomb
drown and that it caused the death
|nsysn. It is conceded that none of the
rstsd threw the bomb with his own
III. The plaintiffs in error are
|rgsd with
BEING ACCESSORIES TO THE FACT.
So-s d the counts in the indictments
are the defendants with being present,
Eiia, and abettiug in the throwing of
bomb. others, that not being present,
ley advised encouraged and abetted
gci .h,owing, The court then quotes
ham Is. div. 3, sections and 3, of the
sr.si Statutes Of the state of Illinois,
Id .ae Judge says: If the defendants
5u.ed and encouraged, aided or
sa,sd in tie killing of the
oicsmen, they are as guilty as
they had taken these mems
7s IN their own hands. If any Of them
tod by and saw or aided in the throw
lg o! the fatal bomb, each of the aiders
nd abgtters are as guilty as him who did
Be fatal deed. 1t is charged that the de-
sllalts were united and had
CosaIgrD TO DO THIS AWFUL WORK
ld that their common design was full
IItl' The opinion shows that while
b perhaps a combination Of the same
Ilpits there was a desire on their sew
ID parts and purposes to accomplish
t8me ends
Toe questions presented are: Did the
.'isldants have the common purpose or
isgn to murder these police? Did they
0nb1e for that purpose, and was the
@lli Of such a combination oeath to the
ls1 who were guardians of the law? Who
'lde the bombs that killed Degan? The
o1o was round, and as big as a base
al. says q credible witness, and another
.ils" says, saw the bomb and knew it
rs i,o1nd bomb. The court following
Dc description of the various bombs in
ST OF known to anarchist science
Directly mentioned four different vari-
hes and concluded that the most dead
LOT them
WE'RE MADE by LOUIS LING,
.lsns from what had been found in
\ possession a2d his acquaintance with
~. ','al o'Ieger, who was a carpenter,
=. IVY. S4o made his appearance in Chicago
t''', ana who seemed to be ar expert
JUNG mating and in March, 1886,
.o-sai dynamite there. The court
.'.5' 7ome experiments made by
:, gentlemen in their peculiar
. l.' all Of which goes to show
.-. 'l''e Two men were experts in their
-.'-s'7. The evidence shows that these
y ~ men, April 30, 1856, the Friday before
-. l4! market meeting, met and Lingg
I. ,'sl, 20 Neliger's house a large wooden
". y. .1Iee feet long and from Is to 10
~ ''' u'sh' and that it contained dyna-
,.,,, 1Al that he lLingg) spent that
"A Ing ia nilng dynamite into gas pine
s'9'-'af shells. He was also assisted
,.-., number Of persons and Seliger
... .."ALrs OF FIFTY BONES.
-lisaed that afternoon. and
.ts''- to have been continued until
+, s's4ing of the huymarket meet.
~. record goes on duplicating
FeaIaiiy one Huebner, who was
.,. 'a'Ag et some coil fuse. and
.s, 9.Hser Thaleu and Herman.
.s~l.. laently engaged in casting
ia se.ger's kitchen. Then
..-..,. .-.'-es'ip'lon of the premises.
smells made by Lingg. were
d. chemical analysis
found to be composed
b ...,... percentage of tin, and
ID --sr Of lead and antimonv
-1 <.lz and out of the fonr
- ...',.''..'ae7 the pee centage varied
Q. ana pieces taken from Deg
On aga those found at Linge's.
a,- 1-. were the same in cor
,,r-,..l as evidence goes on to firth
..,.... Liugg's connection with
I a.- - zlAif So closely that escape
esr.-. 'o-a be impossible. After
-.,- @a evidence upon Linggs
g linz, "-as the question: why
st.a.. "HIcH BILLED pEeAsY7
lsaas u becomes necessary to
a.7Taeter of the association
defendants we're con
cs s.o- Ams There were no cues
@ '' orgauization nor little
objects. It's Mat
74.ned by a certain bureaB
tsas. ION Ion called the Alarm and
w ssai. eng aud that paner. the
su- 73.i1g many familiar jill
after incendiary sheet
a.s... Them are peculiar IDEAS
a1o.lshment Of titles ~
7 .2ri Of freedom which 4
IN the1ear OF modern
/. ,s. C. some Of these article.
Ade that state. churches
are IN the pay and nm